TELEsatélite - TELE-satellite International Magazine
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DXer REPORT<br />
<br />
DXers<br />
World<br />
Rainer Schulz and Berndt Rosenberger, Lausitz, Germany<br />
Two Satellite DIY enthusiasts<br />
Have you ever built a <strong>satellite</strong> receiver yourself? Not many<br />
have, but Rainer Schulz from the small town of Tröbitz an<br />
der Lausitz in the East of Germany is one of the very few<br />
who achieved just that in 1988. And he didn’t stop there:<br />
He even built a 1.5m antenna to go with it. It’s no surprise<br />
then that he chose to become self-employed and founded<br />
a small <strong>satellite</strong> dispatching business which today is run by<br />
his daughter Daniela Knott.<br />
The World of Satellite DXers<br />
Previous <strong>TELE</strong>-<strong>satellite</strong> DXer Reports can be Read Here:<br />
http://www.SatcoDX.net<br />
130 <strong>TELE</strong>-<strong>satellite</strong> — Global Digital TV <strong>Magazine</strong> — 12-01/2011 — www.<strong>TELE</strong>-<strong>satellite</strong>.com<br />
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Tröbitz (Cottbus)<br />
There’s no doubt: A house with such<br />
huge antenna in the front yard must<br />
be occupied by DXers. In case you’re<br />
wondering – the antenna can be rotated<br />
and therefore receives signals from 31<br />
<strong>satellite</strong>s in an arc from 83° East to 58°<br />
West.
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